ICL Training - Tuning Programs Via Collector

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Documentation for an ICL Workshop.

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"By the end of today's session, the audience shall with the aid of the notes and handouts

know what Collector is - understand why they should use it and what it can do for thee

- be able to use—the various tools (PA, PAS, LUS) to deternine Collector strategy

- be able to use Collector efficiently

1 to reduce loading time

2 to Dinifflise store occupancy

3 to cut out unnecessary VSI requirements"

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Date Published : April 1986

Manufacturer : ICL

Platform : ICL

Format : PDF

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH32250. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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